Bentley University News

Bentley hosted world-renowned psychologist, cognitive scientist and humanist Steven Pinker for a conversation on ways that rational thought — including beliefs relating to reality and mythology — impacts the ideas of free speech, free inquiry and academic…

A recent visit to Boston Scientific’s global headquarters in Marlborough, Massachusetts, gave Bentley students a firsthand look at finance-related career possibilities in the health industry.  Sponsored by the university’s new Center for Health and…

Bentley University has launched an executive education program to give aspiring health leaders and teams the strategic skills needed to drive change in the evolving health industry. The six-week program, Leading Business Transformation in Health, is…

When it comes to corporate decision-making in America, women are woefully underrepresented: Despite making up 58% of the nation’s workforce, they hold just 28% of C-suite positions and 29% of corporate board seats.  According to Kristi Minnick, Bentley’s…

Bentley has partnered with the nonprofit organization Forté Foundation to join an alliance of more than 200 top companies and schools dedicated to advancing women in business through access to business education, professional development and a community of…

During Falcons Forward 2024, a record-breaking $681,867 was raised for Bentley, with donors choosing to give to the areas of the university that mean the most to them. See all results.

Whether inside his classroom or in discussions with policymakers in Washington, D.C., Ben Chartock likes to talk about why so many Americans struggle to access affordable health care.The assistant professor of Economics, who has spent the past decade studying…

Crissi Cole ’11 loves investing, numbers and the stock market. “My mom had me buy my first stock at age 14, and the rest is history.”  It’s not surprising, then, that she majored in Corporate Finance and Accounting at Bentley and then joined Goldman…